Google Chrome Task Manager on Windows

Q

How to access Google Chrome Task Manager on Windows?

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A

Google Chrome Task Manager is built-in tool in Google Chrome that allows you to manage system tasks (also called processes) initiated by Google Chrome.

You can follow this tutorial to access Google Chrome Task Manager on a Windows system.

1. Run Google Chrome on Windows and visit http://faq.fyicenter.com.

2. Click the menu icon at the top right corner. You see a command menu.

3. Click "More tools" in the menu. You see a second command menu.

4. Click "Task manager" in the second menu. You see the Task Manager.

You can also access the Task Manager using the hot key: Shift+Esc.

The picture below shows you how to access Google Chrome Task Manager on a Windows system:

⇒ Task List on Google Chrome Task Manager

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